jay daniels

washington, DC (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

professional allergen removal

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Location: washington
Industry: Healthcare
Year Founded: 2008
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Description: Do you know that our beds, the place that we go to get well when we are sick, just may be the most unsanitary place in our homes? No matter how clean your house, no matter how clean the bedding, you are still sleeping with dust mites and other pathogens. There may be millions of them infesting your mattress, furniture and carpeting. UNLESS THEY ARE SANITIZED THEY ARE NOT CLEAN. LET US PERFORM A FREE MATTRESS SCREENING The problem: You ARE sharing your bed with millions of dust mites! Dust mites are small organisms related to spiders, too small to see with the naked eye, that eat dead skin cells and nest in our bedding, fabric, carpet and furnishings. We sweat more than a pint per night. The sweat then soaks into our bedding and mattress. Sweat and dead skin we shed each night become food. Our warm bodies create a perfect incubator for dust mites, germs, bacteria, mold and fungus to grow. We get up and the bed cools, the growth slows, the next night it all starts all over (URL removed)ht after night. Dust mites excrete a substance called Guanine which is fecal matter. The average mattress and pillow, no matter how clean, contains millions of dust mites. Each dust mite produces over 2,000 parasites of fecal matter. Our face is close to the mattress and pillows and we inhale the dust mites and fecal matter into our bronchia and lungs. Our immune systems react to fight off the invasion and triggers our symptoms: coughing, wheezing, irritated eyes, headache, runny nose, stuffiness, itchy skin, sneezing, ear infections, eczema and it can also trigger asthma attacks. The Solution: PROFESSIONAL ALLERGEN REMOVAL We have a unique chemical free cleaning system that not only removes dust mites, but germs, molds, viruses, bacterias, bed bugs and other pathogens in your sleeping environment. We don't stop there, our chemical free systems also sanitizes and sterilizes your furniture and carpeting. Our goal is to make your home or business as allergen and germ free as possible. Our process: First we use a special high power vacuum that uses pulsating waves of high vibrations to pulverize, destroy and remove dust mites and other harmful debris deep in the mattress, furniture or pillow. Next we use a special high heat dry vapor steam machine to shoot very hot dry steam into the mattress, furniture or pillow instantly killing anything that is left. Then we re-vacuum to make absolute sure we get everything out, leaving it hygienically clean. An Anti-Allergen spray is then applied to inhibit re-growth and neutralize any allergens for up to six months. A bed can be made up within a half an hour oom Specials include sanitizing and sterilizing of: mattresses, pillows, drapes, blinds, windows, baseboards, ceiling fans, carpeting, upholstery (ask about pricing) We also offer services in: carpet stain removal, vehicle allergen removal, kitchen & bathroom sanitizing, commercial accounts such as hotels, motels, college dorms and RVs are welcome. LET US PERFORM A FREE MATTRESS SCREENING IT JUST TAKES A FEW MINUTES TO SEE WHAT LEVEL OF CONTAMINATION IS IN YOUR MATTRESS AND HOME What do the experts say? "Avoiding allergy exposure in infants reduces the development of asthma." American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, March 2001 "The house dust mite is the number one allergen in the home and affects up to 85% of the people with asthma." National Asthma Campaign, (UK) Asthma News, 63 October 2000 "While new homes or furniture are dust free, within a month both are populated with dust mites that come from other areas in which people spend time, such as their vehicles or other people's homes." American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, March 2001 "For people who are not yet allergic to these allergens, steps to reduce exposure may reduce the chance of developing allergies and asthma." National Institute of Health, May 9, 2008 "Eighty-five percent of Americans don't realize the air in their homes may be a health hazard." American Lung Association, March 1999 webassets/(URL removed)